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Somalia's   Islamists and Ethiopian troops exchange mortar shells in
Galkayo

Aweys Osman Yusuf
Mogadishu 28, Nov.06 ( Sh.M.Network) – An exchange of mortar shells
between Union of Islamic Courts and   Ethiopian forces has occurred in
Galkayo where both Islamists and Ethiopian   forces are facing off.

Mohomood Mohammed Jima'ale Agoweyne, an Islamist officer in  
Bandiradley in Galkayo, has told Shabelle Radio in Mogadishu by  
telephone that the exchange of mortar shells lasted in 30 minutes,
alleging   that Ethiopians started shelling at first. He denied any
casualties of their   side.


Casualties of both sides cannot be verified.

A contact made by Shabelle with administrators in Galkayo to verify  
the casualties has not succeeded.

Ethiopian and Islamist forces in Galkayo, central Somalia, are   less
than 5 km away from one another.

Witnesses have told Shabelle that fresh Ethiopian troops have made  
their way into Galkayo where the semiautonomous regional government of  
Puntland has positioned number of its troops backed by Ethiopians in the
area   to fight with Islamists.

Some of the residents began   fleeing, as they feared a war likely to
explode in central provinces of Somalia.





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